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Saturday, August 06, 2005

Coming Up For Air

Yep.

Taking a a gulp of warm, sticky, humid air.

Two more weeks and summer officially ends which means they boys go to school: Spencer will make his kindergarten debut and Cole will make his playschool debut and punk rock daddy will finally get some quality time to himself twice a week from 9am -1pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Blog updates will be more frequent I promise.

Stay tuned.

until then, waste what idle time you have over here: www.mickogrady.blogspot.com

8 comments:

blogmaster said...

Remettez-vous !

KRT said...

Identity theft is becoming a serious problem in America.

Nice blog, Greg.

blogmaster said...

Dormeuse...

Anonymous said...

Compose yourself, Greg, compose yourself.

Anonymous said...

OK SIR SPAM-A-LOT, WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU ARE DOING SENDING SOME BIBLEBANGING SPAM TO FELLOW SLUGS!?!?!?! I DON'T CARE IF YOUR DAD SENT YOU A STRONG BOX FILLED WITH RAN'S ROTTING HEAD, DO NOT FORWARD IT TO THE SLAXSTER. YA HEARD?

SFS FOREVER!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Hey Greg,

Since you think these work, here you go:

FROM THE DESK OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
INTERNATIONAL PRIZE AWARD PROMOTIONS DEPARTMENT.
CALLE SEGRE E-28830,
ADRID, ESPAÑA.
TEL/FAX: 34 912 725 183
E-MAIL: elgordoprimitiva@mrlottery.com
REF NO: ELP/007293/05. DATE: 2005/08/16

ATTENTION WINNER

RE: AWARD WINNING NOTIFICATION

We are pleased to inform you of the recent result of ELGORDO PRIMITIVA SUPER SPANISH LOTTO (BONANZA), INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM held today 15ThAugust, 2005, at about 11:45 PM. Your name and e-mail address is attached to ticket number 5002507021^0981504240 with SERIE: 21ª. FRACCION 7º drew the lucky numbers 98150, which consequently won in the 1St category. You have therefore been approved for a lump payout of •1,857,000.00 (ONE MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY SEVEN THOUSAND EUROS), in cash credited to file REF NUMBER: ELP/007293/05.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Your fund is now deposited with a security company insured in your name. Due to the mix up of numbers and names in this office we ask that you keep this award from the public notice until your claims has been processed and your fund remitted to your designated account, to avoid double claim and unwarranted taking advantage of this program by participants, this is our security protocol.
All participants were selected through a computer ballot system drawn from 500,000 names from Asia, Australia, Middle East, Europe, United State of America, Canada, South-America and Africa, as part of our international promotion programs for year fiscal 2005, which we conduct once every year. We hope that your lucky name will draw a bigger cash prize in the subsequent programs.
Authorization to payment of your prize certificate is deposited and insured for security reasons with, SANTA LUZ SEGUROS S.A, until confirmation of your identification is approved. Be advised to Contact the Manager of SANTA LUZ SEGUROS S.A, Mr. Victor Antonio Lamas, on TEL: +34 695 041 640, E-mail: santaluzseguros@safe-mail.net, for assistance on your claims and transfer of your prize winning monies.
DEPOSIT PIN NUMBER: BBV00017563224/38.

Remember, all prize money must be claimed not later than 31ST August, 2005. After this date all the fund will be returned to the MINISTERIO DE ECONOMIA Y HACIENDA as unclaimed. And be informed that 5% of your lottery winning belongs to the MINISTERIO DE ECONOMIA Y HACIENDA for IVA/VAT payment: And 5% to your claim agents SANTA LUZ SEGUROS S.A. This 10% will be remitted after you have successfully received your prize winnings.

Congratulations and good luck in our future programs.


DON. JOSE EL PEREZ
ELGORDO PRIMITIVA SUPER LOTERIA DE ESPANA
VICE PRESIDENT

Anonymous said...

Finally able to squeeze one off, eh? Like a broken tooth I have to keep touching with my tongue You had me addicted to your nut bag blog. Twice a day every day like a crack head I spent hitting your pipe. Then, what? You go to the pokey? Your granddaddy punk more important than me? Then I get these Chest Pains emails. Yeah, I'm checking on holes in the airport chain link to sneak into a Flying Tiger wheel well wearing a windbreaker and Ugg boots just to get out there to find some fucking Wetlands place so you can have the priveledge of making my ears bleed. Write more, and make it funny and worth my while, white boy. Your shit is bunk, and if you don't watch yourself I'll move to another corner.
ST. GEORGE

Anonymous said...

Spam (electronic)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
(Redirected from Spamming)

Spamming is the use of any electronic communications medium to send unsolicited messages in bulk. While its definition is usually limited to indiscriminate bulk mailing and not any targeted marketing, the term "spam" can refer to any commercially oriented, unsolicited bulk mailing perceived as being excessive and undesired. In the popular eye, the most common form of spam is that delivered in e-mail as a form of commercial advertising. However, over the short history of electronic media, people have done things comparable to spamming for many purposes other than the commercial, and in many media other than e-mail. Spammers have developed a variety of spamming techniques, which vary by media: e-mail spam, instant messaging spam, Usenet newsgroup spam, Web search engines spam, weblogs spam, and mobile phone messaging spam.

The name Spamming derives from the Monty Python Spam sketch about a diner which specializes in dishes made from SPAM brand processed meat, where at one point four Viking patrons in the diner began singing praises about SPAM which violently drowns out the normal dialogue in the sketch, hence SPAMming the dialogue. Spamming is economically viable because advertisers have effectively no operating costs beyond the management of their mailing lists. Because the barrier to entry is so low, the volume of unsolicited mail has produced other costs which are borne by the public (in terms of lost productivity and fraud) and by Internet service providers, which must add extra capacity to cope with the deluge. Spamming is widely reviled, and has been the subject of legislation in a number of jurisdictions, including the United States' CAN-SPAM Act of 2003.